Torque Detail Graphene Tire Shine Spray – Long Lasting Deep Black Shine with No Sling – Graphene Protection Against UV Rays, Fading & Yellowing

Gives a clean, deep finish that makes tires look brand new without the mess.
I ordered this tire dressing to use on my Palisade Calligraphy, and I have to say it worked exactly as described. The application was simple, I sprayed a little on an applicator pad, wiped it evenly around the sidewalls, and within minutes my tires looked rich, dark, and clean without being overly shiny. The finish has that fresh, new-tire look rather than the wet-gloss you get from cheaper sprays like Armor All. It dries quickly, doesn’t sling onto the paint, and even after a few drives in Florida heat and rain, the shine still holds up nicely.What I like most is how consistent the results are. It’s easy to control the level of shine depending on how much you apply, and the product seems to bond to the rubber instead of just sitting on top. The tires not only look better but also seem to stay cleaner longer. This is a professional-quality product that makes the whole vehicle look well cared for, and I can definitely see myself using it regularly for upkeep. The bottle is large enough to use on all our cars in the driveway so there is plenty to go-around. Overall, very satisfied, and a great roduct to use on your tires.

Different but the same
If you’ve been around cars long enough, you’ve probably tried everything from your standard white milky ArmorAll and everything prompted as the latest/greatest for tire shine / protection in the last decade or more.I’ve tried everything and even though it’s marketed as “no sling”, I’ve had to clean off the side of the fenders and quarter panels with every one of them. Until now.This is the first time I have used a tire product that did NOT sling. Okay, what else was it good for? It went on easily, I did not spray on the tire and wiped, rather I sprayed it onto a foam applicator and then wiped. This used less product and didn’t get all over the wheels or floor. (note slip hazard here) I even used it on door/trunk weatherstripping.I did scrub the tires prior to application to make sure the surface was clean. It did not soak it up causing to use more product, but simply coated the sidewalls evenly, after drying resulted in a matte shine. The instructions state to put more, if a glossy finish is your goal. I generally like a more matte shine so left it as is with a single pass.A week went by and the matte finish ended up as a flat finish, so I added a second application and it was back to the first matte finish. The photos attached are after the second coating and at the end of the second week. While the coating is still there, the finish is not glossy. Not a was it after the second application.So IMO, if you want a glossy finish, it may require a third application. For me, the second application,after drying gave me the matte black finish I am looking for.Note: my tires are 4,500 miles and 2 years old. Been protected with a silicone based protector in the past. Garage kept and seen snow for one season, if that helps anyone compare apple to apples.

Best blackening product out there
Easy to use applicator keeps your hands clean, couple of wipes darkens rubber and plastic but not overly shiny, just right

Best I’ve seen!
Easy to apply. I sprayed on a rag to avoid overspray, let it set a few minutes, wipe off excess and buff to a nice, not too brilliant shine. Makes my C8 Corvette wheels really pop!